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September 1, 2017
Getin2China is 1 China job scam with 4 alias names including Gi2c, Laowai Career Center, etc.
Six months of investigation by China Scam Patrol produced a shocking report about the Gi2c China job scam artists that uncovered fake employees and even a call center in Pakistan, along with over 1,000 victims, and fake shill testimonials. This is the most comprehensive information ever posted about this company. https://chinascampatrol.wordpress.com/2015/04/25/is-gi2c-china-internship-program-a-legal-scam-or-legit/
Anyone who really thinks they are legit only needs to ask them 21 questions. Relax, they will hang up on you by the time you get to question 10... http://opnlttr.com/letter/why-wont-gi2c-and-laowai-career-center-china-answer-simple-and-valid-questions-if-they-are
Here are some review and "testimonials" you will not find on their web site: http://www.scamorg.com/gi2c-org-38. They are famous for bait and switching customers form a promise of a AAA job to a B- English teaching job that they don't tell you about until after you get to China and your check cleared! Search them at Reddit.com and read what all their victims have to say.
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darbysarah
May 4, 2011
Scams
The above is a scam as the company is unlicensed company run by a bunch of Eastern European conmen who advertised aggressively in Simplyhired or Careerjet to lured American, German or any naive Westerners to go to study/work in China. It is the same job promise scam but with the Chinese spin.
They offer everything from airport pickups, hotel/transport arrangements, visa application, work permit applications, Chinese language lessons, intern job placements, etc..for the victims. Bear in mind that this is not a legally registered Chinese company - all it does is to take you money upfront with promise of getting you student visa and non-existent jobs. The only thing that will materialized is your airport pickup, hotel stays, seat off the pant Chinese lessons in an unlicensed Mandarin schools, they probably can get you a visa extensions - all of which you pay through your nose to acquire.
Bear in mind that as a foreigner you need a proper Student Visa to study in China and a proper Work Visa to work in China. China is a Communist country and everything is highly regulated - so beware if everything is painted to be so easy.
As usual if they don't even have to look at your qualifications to offer you a place in the Mandarin school or even more ridiculous offer you a high paying job when you don't even speak Mandarin - you know it is a scam!
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